Mosquitoes

Many types of birds eat mosquitos. Frogs and toads eat mosquitos, as well as other species of insects.

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Certain species of the aedes family are known for being vectors of yellow fewer and dengue fewer, whereas anopheles is known for being a malaria vector.

The root words "pel" and "puls," derived from Latin, mean "to drive" or "to push." In the context of "repellent," the prefix "re-" suggests a reversal or opposition, while "pellent" relates to driving away. Thus, "repellent" conveys the idea of something that drives away, effectively deterring mosquitoes from coming near our skin.

Mosquito fish live mainly in ponds or swampy areas. They are small fish, so be on the lookout. They live in places where there is algae and such weed, sometimes elodea.

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When a female mosquito, since they are the only gender that suck blood, puts her proboscis inside a skin cell of your own she searches for a blood vessel. When she finds a certain blood vessel she will suck the blood from it. This causes your immune system to try to fight back, causing the swelling. As for the itching, the blood vessel loses nerves when the female mosquito tool blood from it resulting in itchiness.

Mosquitoes are not actually attracted to people's heads. Rather, mosquitoes are attracted to carbon dioxide, which people give off when they exhale.

an average garden snails lifespan is about 5 to 10 years of age if kept in captivity. If NOT in captivity then its lifespan will average in 3 to 5 years. It mainly depends on the temperature, humidity, care, environment, or enclosure.

Mosquitoes live on an average of 10 to 14 days depending on its environment, humidity, and climate. I hope that helps. :)

No Larvae eats Cashmere wool as such. But it depends if its 100% cashmere or not. if its 100% cashmere then no larvae eats it. But you need to keep it clean as sometimes some food drops on cashmere and due to this some insects can also harm cashmere. Simple care for cashmere is, keep them clean and when not in use seal in a plastic bag.

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1. Boil cacao leaves on a shallow pan for 20 minutes. Separate the juice and leaves. Set aside

2. Finely chop the garlic and add the cacao juice. Set aside

3. Mix the essential oil together and pour onto the prepared juice.

4. Let it stand for at least 10 minutes to incorporate well.

5. Using funnel, pour over the liquid into a sprayer. Let it cool completely before using your natural insect repellant.

Apply ice to reduce swelling. Other than that theres not much you can do.

Adult Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes do not fly very far from the breeding site and generally not more than 250m in their lifetime.

no they are not

There are still many, many left all over the world.

A mosquito repellant that you light on fire that creates smoke that repells them. The ones I see are usually green and in a spiral

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A baby is called a neonate at birth, from the Latin words 'neo' for 'new' and 'natal' for born. Babies are considered newborns (neonates) for the first 28 days of life, and then they are simply classified as infants.

Upon arrival in the Philippines, my wife and I each began taking a one 100mg tablet per day. We were visiting her family of six and for 3 weeks we were exempt from any bites, even though mosquitos were buzzing constantly. We shared our supply with her family and soon they too were not getting bitten either. In the three weeks, there were two days that I and her father got a couple of bites and we both had forgotten to take our pill on that day. The efficacy was amazing to all of us, especially considering the lack of supporting medical evidence I encountered when trying to substantiate the numerous testimonials I'd found by common people stating that it had worked for them. I suppose there's no profit to be made by advocating something so simple as a proper daily dose of B-1 as an adequate defense from the many injurious diseases that mosquitos are known to cause.

Greater research also reveals that B-1 enormously enhances the health of our entire epidermis to defend against many other intruding bacterias and parasites also, but of course we wouldn't want the doctors and pharmaceuticals to go broke though, now would we?

they are called mosquito bites don't itch them they will get bigger and bigger!

it might be a rash if it spreds. or it might be a horse fly bite.

I think it's because it's cooler out then. It' usually too hot for them in the day. They like cool, dark, damp places. Hope this was a good answer. If not, I'd go to just Google "Mosquitoes" and see what you get. ;b

No. I have a TON of mosquitoes outside of my apartment and I tried to use a half/half water/vinegar solution and sprayed the living daylights out of the area they seemed to be, and they did not go away. Perhaps a bleach concoction would be better. That will be my next step.